National League Championship Game" Ohtani was picked up by the "neighbor" after his resurrection! Female fans shouted: The whole city loves him

Shohei Ohtani. (Reuters)

[Reporter Ni Wanjun/Comprehensive Report] Dodger superstar Shohei Ohtani finally waited for a long-awaited home run today in Game 4 of the National League Championship Series. He hit his first homer of the playoffs in the second inning. The lucky female fan Carly Cassara who received the ball was not only born and living in Los Angeles, but also revealed that her home is "very close" to Ohtani's residence. She even said excitedly: "Everyone in this city loves him!"

The Japanese media "Sponichi Annex" reported that Ohtani served as a pioneer and designated hitter in this campaign. The Dodgers scored first in the second inning, and then with two outs, there were people on first and second base. He caught a low-angle Carter Ball from Maye, the second pitcher of the Brewers, and blasted it into the right-center field stands. This 3-point shot hit the ball with an initial speed of 113.1 miles (about 182 kilometers) and a flight distance of 428 feet (about 130.5 meters). After hitting the ball, Ohtani boldly swung the bat and roared towards the dugout, instantly making the whole place boil.

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When asked what she would do with this precious commemorative ball, Kasala said, "I don't know yet. I'm really shocked right now. I'll probably keep it with me for the time being." But when asked if she would keep it, she immediately replied, "Of course I will keep it! This is Ohtani's home run ball, and I will definitely keep it!"

As a die-hard Dodger fan, Cassara spoke of Ohtani with great affection, "I think he has made a great contribution to the success of the Dodgers. Everyone in this city loves him very much, and no matter where he goes, people will talk about him. I hope he can stay with the Dodgers, and I am really happy that he is a member of this team."

Cassara works as a legal assistant in a law firm. He also laughed and said that his colleagues in the office are also Dodger fans. "Everyone loves the Dodgers very much. If they knew that I caught this ball, they would be very happy for me." Ohtani's hit was his second hit in 26 games and 116 plate appearances since August 18 against the Rockies. It was also the 12th hit in the playoffs of his career.